Tyler Velasquez

I couldn’t put this story down. It was not obvious to me who had done it and there was so much that threw me off the trail. I loved how it hit mystery well with suspense, thriller and so dark/scary getting close to the end. I loved this book. I would recommend do not disturb and silent patient if you liked this book.

I’ll say this isn’t my type of book. I enjoy thriller mystery adventure but this was a humorous, fun, fluffy, adventure book! I laughed so much with its adult humor. Slow at parts but it was enjoyable.

This is my second book by McFadden, do not disturb being the first, and this was another great book by her! This book wasn’t as good as do not disturb but still really good. A little long at the beginning but well paced. Suspenseful and leaves you guessing “who done it” type scenario til the very end. I think there’s some disconnect between the prisons importance in the book. Like the synopsis of the book is very misleading with the prison rules. The ending is a bit rushed but a well thought out twist! I love twists and McFadden has made a loyal fan of me. I love the writing and overall the pacing is good in this book.

My jaw was on the ground the whole book! I came from a conservative Pentecostal Christain family. My father had many family members questioning if he may have undiagnosed mental issues that made him delusional at times. When coming to this book I felt the similarities but x10. This book is a suspenseful and shocking telling of Tara’s life. I highly recommend this book!

This book was addicting to read! Great pace, and I enjoyed every twist! I came to this book after reading silent patient and sharp objects. I think this book was a perfect thriller with some chills of what was gonna happen at the motel. I can’t recommend this book enough! It reminded me of the movie vantage point. It’s not too long of a book so it’s a quick read and gives you a great fix for plot twist. My jaw was to the ground by the end. I didn’t predict the end at all.

This had some pacing issues and I’m not sure if I was a fan of the writing style for my liking. Certain descriptive parts in the book I would skim because it didn’t seem needed; it almost made the book dry. The ending though made it all worth it! It was such a good twist. I did come into this book after reading Silent Patient but Sharp objects wasn’t a thriller or as suspenseful feeling. It was dark and intriguing read!

It’s been a while since I’ve had a book I couldn’t put down! A plot twist that was hard to predict! HIGHLY RECOMMEND!

This was like Mario Party but with a valid Adventure mode. The way it would progressively get harder was so well done and simplicity made this a great game! I think the mini games pound to pound are much better than a simple mini game in mario party. The diversity in skill of the mini games made it attractive! Sometimes I was better at certain mini games than my brother then vise versa. If this was remade or continued into a new continued version it could really bring crash back on the top charts. especially if they made is a valid contender against mario party.

I was highly anticipated Ready Player two after thoroughly enjoying RP1. What I liked: Familiar world build layout More character development More 80s and various time period references Awesome visual explanation Fun and easy read Very action packed ending Emotional More fun pop culture history facts Disliked: It’s not as great as the first book (shocker I know lol) It could've used more distinctive writing to make it not feel like the same thing as RP1. Some clunky writing Common Sci Fi tropes I would honestly give this book a 3.5 or 4 if you like the series. I’d give it a 1 star if you are politically charged lol. I personally don’t care about a writer putting their views in their book. If they can incorporate it seamless then it’s fine. Cline made it clunky at points BUT it wasn't completely out of line with the issue at hand in the story. With futuristic dilemmas, such as VR and AR evolution, brings more issues of ethical dilemmas and cultural norms, etc. Some 1 star criticism I see feel very intolerant to any LGBTQ narritve but whatever. Past that, the plot was a little bit of a rehashing from RP1. You could almost call this Ready Player One 1.5. I think Ready Player 1 could've incorporated this plot and make it one huge book. The concept still made it about a competition about finding easter eggs in futuristic augmented reality. What I loved most was the end! The end was worth the slow start. It was very action packed and fulfilling. It is a slow start, I personally didn't mind it, but it could've been slimmed down. Even though the common futuristic Sci Fi tropes were there, I think they were handled well enough to make it unique. Listen there's nothing new under the sun. Cline did well and I definitely liked the turn it made at the end.